South Down (UK Parliament constituency)
Members of Parliament

Election
Election
Member
Party
1885
1885
Constituency created
Constituency created
-
1885
John Francis Small
Irish Parliamentary Party
-
1886
Michael McCartan
Irish Parliamentary Party
-
1892
Michael McCartan
Irish National Federation
-
1895
Michael McCartan
Irish National Federation
-
1900
Michael McCartan
Irish Parliamentary Party
-
1902*
Jeremiah McVeagh
Irish Parliamentary Party
-
1906
Jeremiah McVeagh
Irish Parliamentary Party
-
1910 (Jan)
Jeremiah McVeagh
Irish Parliamentary Party
-
1910 (Dec)
Jeremiah McVeagh
Irish Parliamentary Party
-
1918
Jeremiah McVeagh
Irish Parliamentary Party
1922
1922
Constituency abolished – see Down
Constituency abolished – see Down
1950
1950
Constituency re-created from Down
Constituency re-created from Down
-
1950
Lawrence Orr
Ulster Unionist Party
-
1951
Lawrence Orr
Ulster Unionist Party
-
1955
Lawrence Orr
Ulster Unionist Party
-
1959
Lawrence Orr
Ulster Unionist Party
-
1964
Lawrence Orr
Ulster Unionist Party
-
1966
Lawrence Orr
Ulster Unionist Party
-
1970
Lawrence Orr
Ulster Unionist Party
-
1974 (Feb)
Lawrence Orr
Ulster Unionist Party
-
1974 (Oct)
Enoch Powell
Ulster Unionist Party
-
1979
Enoch Powell
Ulster Unionist Party
-
1983
Enoch Powell
Ulster Unionist Party
-
1987
Eddie McGrady
Social Democratic and Labour Party
-
1992
Eddie McGrady
Social Democratic and Labour Party
-
1997
Eddie McGrady
Social Democratic and Labour Party
-
2001
Eddie McGrady
Social Democratic and Labour Party
-
2005
Eddie McGrady
Social Democratic and Labour Party
-
2010
Margaret Ritchie
Social Democratic and Labour Party
-
2015
Margaret Ritchie
Social Democratic and Labour Party
-
2017
Chris Hazzard
Sinn Féin

Question: What were the results of the 2017 parliamentary election in the constituency of South Down, UK?
Answer: In 2017 Sinn Féin gained the constituency with Chris Hazzard defeating the former leader of the Social Democratic and Labour Party, Margaret Ritchie.